Building Resilient Classrooms

A coach-guided, two-year journey that integrates research-based practices in positive behavior support, restorative approaches, trauma sensitivity, and social-emotional learning to help educators build safe, supportive, and engaging classrooms—without feeling overwhelmed. Building Resilient Classrooms is aligned with the Danielson Framework.

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Program Overview

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1 coach-led group session per month (live, virtual or in-person)

1 online module per month (asynchronous with videos, guided notes, printable items, and tools you can use right away)

Clear monthly goals to track progress, stay motivated, and get support

What’s Included:

An intro session to kick of the series and lay the foundation

(12) 1-hour Coach-led Sessions

Access our online portal with one asynchronous module to complete per session.  Modules are complete with a video, guided notes, printable materials, and follow up items to apply the practices in the classroom setting

Ongoing coaching and mentorship from experienced educators

Practical strategies & tools to integrate technology and innovative teaching methods effectively

One follow up session to celebrate everyone’s success and provide tips to continue to creating safe and supportive classrooms moving forward

Aligned with the Danielson Framework

Our Building Resilient Classrooms program directly supports key domains of the Charlotte Danielson Framework for Teaching:

Domain 1: Planning & Preparation

Use data and differentiation to design responsive lessons.

Domain 2: Classroom Environment

Create respectful, supportive spaces and manage routines.

Domain 3: Instruction

Deliver engaging, student-centered instruction and use formative data.

Domain 4: Professional Responsibilities

Reflect, collaborate, and commit to continuous growth.

Why It’s Worth It

With just 1 hour per month, you’ll walk away with:
Practical strategies you can use right away
A supportive network of fellow educators
Confidence to manage behavior and build connection
Tools that align with teacher evaluation and new teacher goals

Join us and take the guesswork out of classroom management. Together, we’ll build classrooms where both teachers and students thrive.

What you can expect

  • Improved Classroom Climate
    Educators create safe, structured, and inclusive environments where students feel supported and ready to learn.

  • Stronger Teacher-Student Relationships
    Teachers build trust and connection through daily relationship-based practices.

  • Increased Confidence in Classroom Management
    Participants learn proactive strategies to prevent and respond to behavior effectively.

  • Greater Teacher Well-Being
    Educators develop habits that reduce stress, prevent burnout, and promote resilience.

  • Aligned, Sustainable Practices
    Classrooms implement trauma-sensitive and SEL-aligned strategies that support PBIS, MTSS, and Danielson domains.

  • More Consistent Implementation School-Wide
    Teams develop shared language and expectations, improving consistency across classrooms.

  • Empowered New Teachers
    Early career educators receive structure and support that reduces turnover and builds long-term success.

  • Data-Informed Instruction & Support
    Teachers use behavior, academic, and attendance data to adjust strategies and meet student needs.

Supports New Teacher Induction & Mentoring in Pennsylvania

This program complements Pennsylvania’s Induction Standards, giving new teachers tools and mentorship in:

Classroom management & culture-building

Trauma-informed practices aligned with Act 55 & SEL goals

Data-driven instruction and reflection

Ongoing support and peer collaboration

Wellness and teacher resilience

New teachers gain confidence, mentorship, and a structured path to classroom success—all aligned with district initiatives.

Ready to take your school and classroom environment to the next level?

Contact us today to get started.

Email us at: info@katonalinnconsulting.com

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What Educators are Saying

  • “Attending this brought up a great reminder to focus on student's mental/emotional health, as well as our own.”

  • “Great information for integrating soft skills into our everyday teaching.”

  • “So many fantastic tools and ideas.”

  • “I never thought of Career Ready Skills as SEL skills. It re-frames my whole way to work with the staff to get information to students - thank you!”

  • “Lots of great information, looking forward to implementing the handouts in school settings.”